Google has quietly launched a suite of new AI assistants designed to take the grunt out of marketing tasks. At Google Marketing Live, it introduced Marketing Advisor, a clever agent built straight into Chrome. This is not lip service. It gets your goals, scans across sites, and with your OK, tags pages or tweaks settings. Your browser tab just became a proactive marketing assistant .
Think of it as a personal sidekick that’s always ready to improve campaign performance. It spots missing tags. It suggests keywords, ad creative, targeting changes. And once you green-light it, it actually implements them across Ads or Analytics. No more toggling between tools, as this agent empowers you to refine and act in one click .
These Chrome‑based agents work well beyond Google’s own platforms. They can help optimise content on your CMS or frame sharper campaigns on external web pages. It’s marketing power that follows you wherever you’re working .
That said, this push happens under a cloud of regulatory uncertainty. The US Department of Justice is suing to make Google split off Chrome, Ads, and its adtech services. If that goes ahead, the agents might lose access to key data and integrations .
Despite this, the fact remains: marketers are in the middle of a full‑blown agentic AI revolution. Meta and startups are catching up fast. Google has earmarked a staggering $75 billion this year for AI and cloud. Clearly it is placing big bets .
Soon, every serious brand will have their own AI agents. Not pre-historic chatbots, but smart, trained assistants working across every customer touchpoint.
This isn’t just Google flexing. It’s a signal. AI agents are quietly showing up everywhere—browsers, websites, apps, even marketing tools you’ve used for years.
Soon, every serious brand will have their own AI agents. Not just chatbots, but smart, trained assistants working across every customer touchpoint. Browsing. Buying. Asking. Solving.
The question isn’t if your business will need one. It’s when you’ll start falling behind without it.
That’s exactly where Got Ai steps in.
We help brands build and deploy their own AI agents—branded, secure, and smart enough to truly help. Whether it’s on your website, in your product, or across internal tools, your AI should speak your language, understand your users, and deliver your goals.
So if Google’s building agents into Chrome, what’s your plan?
